| Any Given Sunday The Trump White House spends a great deal of time complaining that the press are obsessed with the President, that CNN builds their ratings around bashing the President and more.
White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham took it a different direction last week when speaking to Sean Hannity, claiming that the White House was being snubbed by the press. Grisham complained that “there is not going to be one White House official on any of the Sunday shows this weekend.” When Hannity asked her if officials were not even being invited, he replied that every network turned them down except for Fox Business. “We offered up senior White House officials to every Sunday show, and they turned us down and even canceled,” she said. “Your own network canceled me. So, not one Sunday show is going to have us on.” The Washington Examiner checked into that. Turns out CNN’s State of the Union and CBS’s Face the Nation flatly dispute this. Oh and another network called BS also: Fox News. Wishing harm It wasn't just a teacher in Wisconsin who made news by celebrating Rush Limbaugh's cancer diagnosis, it was also "lefties who hate Rush" on social media, said Brian Stelter on CNN's Reliable Sources.
“It’s revolting to me,” Stelter said. “As much as we talk about Trump and misinformation, there is a strain of contempt on the Left that also worries me. Why can’t people say ‘we hope Rush gets better quickly?'”
It was a smart and fair take from Stelter, and his panel agreed. Sanders ahead, Biden behind
And you know that Bloomberg, just crossed our mind Sen. Bernie Sanders leads the rest of the Democratic field in the latest Quinnipiac poll as the primary heads to New Hampshie. It's his first time in first in the poll, where he lead with 25 percent versus Joe Biden’s 17. Meanwhile, former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg took a surprisingly high place, and even edged out some folks who have enjoyed front-of-the-pack status. Impeachment II: This Time, It's Also Impeachment
Trump foil and Kellyanne husband George Conway argued in an editorial on Monday that, yes, in fact, there may be another impeachment required.
The notion that Democrats would immediately try again for impeachment was the object of snark on the right in the wake of last week's acquittal, but Conway makes a scorching case.
Special channel Attorney General William Barr confirmed that the Department of Justice created a special channel for President Donald Trump’s personal attorney Rudy Giuliani and others to provide information on Ukraine, Monday.
This is quite a thing to confirm, one might say after reading Conway's op-ed. 6.5.0 | 
